Finland is ready to resist in the event of an attack by Russia

Finland is ready for a possible attack by Russia, because the army worked systematically.

This was stated by the Commander of the Finnish Defense Forces, General Timo Kivinen in an interview with Reuters.

" Ukraine has proved to be a strong nut, so it will be the same with Finland ," said the commander of the Finnish Defense Forces.

He noted that since the Second World War, the country has developed a military sphere in order to resist the enemy, which uses massive firepower, armored vehicles and aircraft.

He also noted that Finnish troops, as well as Ukrainian, have a high motivation to fight, which ensures their superiority.

“ The most important line of defense is located between our ears (in my head - ed.), Which is now proved by the war in Ukraine… aviation , "Kivinen said.

The Commander of the Finnish Defense Forces supported the decision to apply for NATO membership.

The Finnish Defense Forces has 280,000 troops and 870,000 reservists.

It will be recalled that at the end of June, at the summit of NATO member states in Madrid, the application of Finland and Sweden to join the Alliance will be considered. They decided to apply against the background of Russia's aggression against Ukraine.

On June 10, Finland approved another aid package to Ukraine. What exactly and in what terms will be delivered do not disclose on security issues.

It is emphasized that the additional military-technical assistance to Finland took into account both the current needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the resource situation of the country's Defense Forces.

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